At Botswelelo Primary School in Maun, the Junior Rangers and Aflatoun learners are taking sustainability to the next level through an exciting new hydroponics project set up by our coordinator Letso. Our club members have begun cultivating tomatoes, rape, spinach, and lettuce. Through this hands-on initiative, they are discovering how to produce healthy, nutritious crops […]

This week, a new step was taken in the journey toward safer and more inclusive education in Maun, Botswana. Katja Visser facilitated a training for the trainers of Re Jala Peo, coordinators from 15 schools in Maun, one school in Sehitwa, and the Tsutsubega playgroup teachers. Together, they explored how to create safe and supportive learning environments where both teachers and learners […]

Today we celebrated something truly special: the graduation of the first seven children from the Tsutsubega Playgroup! It was a joyful event filled with speeches from local officials, lively dances by the children, and even performances by the mothers. We ended the morning sharing a delicious traditional Setswana meal, lovingly prepared by the women of […]

Re Jala Peo has officially handed over a newly established waste collection point to Letsholathebe Memorial School, promoting environmental responsibility and clean school surroundings. The station includes clearly labelled bins [Glass, Green waste, Paper and Plastic] to encourage students to separate waste correctly. This hands-on initiative is designed to build lifelong habits of proper waste […]

Young learners at Mathiba Memorial School and Andrew Wellio Primary School recently brought their imaginations to life through the Aflatoun Social Emotional Learning curriculum activity themed “Unleashing My Imagination.” The initiative provided a dynamic space for students to express themselves creatively while exploring essential life skills and values. Students took to the ground by crafting […]